blue sky

is the sky's headgear --- it stops a tall tree from looking taller than it might, tops its height, keeps it from outdistancing the upward growth of the surrounding woodland. On an empty plain, trees looks stunted against an intense blue sky.

The sky is nature’s universal headgear, shading the faces of all things. Standing in silhouette against the backdrop of the sky, nature’s face looks less exposed. Wearing a hat dresses up your entire countenance. A blue sky stops a tall tree from looking taller than it might, tops its height, keeps it from outdistancing the upward growth of the surrounding woodland. With his hat on even the tallest of men keeps from disappearing upward. On an empty plain, trees looks stunted against an intense blue sky. 3 When anything deep red in color ages, it turns purple. Green leaves are marked and spotted with blue before turning yellow. Even the sunflower fades into blue before it dies. The mauve bougainvillea puts on a violet blue as it fades. In mixed colors blue is the first to take over. Anything with mauve in it sweats blue at its last gasp. Blue: the expiring color. All swoons are blue swoons. We die in blue and revive in mauve—the first reddening of blue as it nears the divine sun of Absolute Love.

blue sky, n.Definitions

blue sky